Artists in Conversation (BSL, captions, no sound)

A conversation between artist Nadia Nadarajah, artist Omeima Mudawi-Rowlings and academic John Walker in British Sign Language. They discuss public art, representation, language, history and specifically the histories of Deaf people in Brighton. Artists in Conversation is a specially commissioned panel talk that forms part of Let's Talk Public Art community consultation. This video is in BSL with closed captions.

Panel:
Nadia Nadarajah, Artist and Theatre Director
Omeima Mudawi-Rowlings, Artist, Crafts Maker and Independent Curator
John Walker, University of Sussex Lecturer and Convenor for BSL & Deaf Culture pathway

You might also be interested in

Let's Talk Public Art: 5 Short Films

Lighthouse have produced a series of short films with artists, community workers, historians and writers from across the city to discuss five key themes: sustainability, wellbeing, connectivity, location and heritage.

Public Art Strategy, Brighton & Hove City Council

Lighthouse produced a series of community consultations across Brighton & Hove to develop the city’s ten year Public Art Strategy in conjunction with Bridget Sawyers Ltd and Brighton & Hove City Council (BHCC).

A Digital Campfire - Recorded Event

Digital Campfire was an online public event held on 5 February 2021 to create an open forum to discuss what Public Art could and should be for Brighton & Hove.

Saturday 21 May 2022

Event

Structures of Community

Society in Art, Architecture and Communal Space

Day 3 of a public art symposium and associated programme traces the relationships between architecture, community and socially engaged art practice in the public realm.